Terminate the Trump tariffs before it’s too late
vehicle sales jumped almost 13% last month as Americans sought to make their purchases before the 25% tariffs
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11 results for “month” · Kentucky · op-ed
Why I said ‘no’ to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
funded Medicaid for illegal aliens immediately, not 15 months from now like the “Not-Yet-Beautiful Bill” does
A Cascade of Failures — What Butler Exposed About the Secret Service’s Lack of Accountability
before his interview with my committee’s investigators—months after the events in Butler. A Pennsylvania State Police
Bonuses for Cost Cutters Will Stop Government Waste
family, having paid their bills to cover their monthly expenses, decided to intentionally spend their remaining paycheck
Regime Change Is On The Horizon — But Trump Admin Can Still Change Course
without saying I tried to warn you months ago. We should not allow unchecked power in this
A $600 Billion Gift to Wall Street, Paid for by the Public
This summer, I began investigating the Fed. After months of stonewalling, the Fed finally produced information
$5 Billion MORE in Refugee Welfare? Congress WILL Never Learn.
hundreds, if not thousands of dollars per month. But whether you have kids or not, you are expected
Imposing 500% tariffs on nations that trade with Russia will backfire
face 1,000% tariffs in just a few months. In response to its invasion of Ukraine, the United
Fox News Op-ed: Terminate the Trump tariffs before it’s too late
vehicle sales jumped almost 13 percent last month as Americans sought to make their purchases before
Paducah Sun Op-ed: U.S. Senator Rand Paul on disaster assistance bill
process that can take weeks or even months. Especially for our rural communities, these processes can be near … their behalf and was notified just over a month later that FEMA had re-reviewed the appeal
Washington Examiner Op-Ed: Why I Will Vote Against the Republican Budget
reality. Congress has already spent nearly five months’ worth of 2025 spending, and we are on target